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Mn. and Mrs. Walton G. aiscoe were in Peterborough on Saturday, March 8th to attend the funeral service of her brother-in-law, Mr. J. Howard Moebus, who suffered a fatal heart attack in San Juan Puerto Rico while he and Mrs. Moebus were on a Caribbean cruise. Funeral service and commitai was from Trinity United Church, Peterborough. Mr. Moebus was retired, after having been associated with the Peterbor- ough School System for many years. Beta Sigma Phi, Of Oshawa announce their annual fashion show entitled "Stepping into Faith teaches in the garden of the heart plant naught but the rose of love, and treasure the companion- ship of the righteous. For further information please write, P.O. Box 36, Bowmanville, Ont. Spring"'. It will be held Tuesday, March 18 and Wed- nesday, March 19 at 8:00 p.m. at Eastdale CVI Auditorium Harmony Road North. Mrs. Gail Cooper convenor of this year's event stated that the women's fashions will be presented by Franz Haute Couture Fashions and that Doug Wilson Men's Wear will be sponsoring the men's portion of the program. Pro- ceeds from the two evenings will go to the Vicki Knox Nursing Scholarship. Any per- son wishing further informa- tion please contact Gail Co- oper - Convenor 576-8565, Linda Craven - Co-Convenor - 725-3317, Gloria McGrae - Sales - 576-7343. The calendar for the Robert McLaughlin Gallery, Oshawa, is as follows March 13 - Gallery Tour 7:15 p.m.; Meet the Artist - John Lander 8:00 p.m.; March 17 - Life Drawing 9:30 p.m.; Meet the Artist - John Phillips 8:00 p.m.; March 18 - Creative Stitchery Classes 10:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.; Art Rental 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.; March 19 - Youth Art Classes 7:00 p.m.; March 20 - Volunteer Committee 1:30 p.m. St. PauI's United Church Minister - Rev. N. E. Schamerhorn, B.A., B.D. Orqanist - Gerald K. Burgess SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1975 11:00 A.M. " "The Betrayer Speaks" a Dramatical Presentation with Musical Accompaniment portraying the thoughts of Judas after he had betrayed Jesus. PALM SUNDAY, MARCH 23 7:30 P.M. Stainer's "Crucifixion" Presented by St. Paul's Sr. Choir Nursery For Pre-School Children Every Sunday The Bowmanville Pentecostal Church 75 Liberty St. S. Pastor: Rev. D. Rogers Phone 623-5182 SUNDAY SERVICES 9:55 a.m. - Sunday School 11:00 a.m. - Morning Worship 7:00 p.m. - Service of Water Baptism Tuesday -7:30 - Youth Meeting Wednesday - 7:30 - Bible Study A Friendly Family Church Sunday, March 16th, 1975 SUNDAY SCHOOL CLiiSSES 10:00 a.m. - Adult, in Upper Room 1o:ooa.m. - Classes for all ages, 9 and up 11:00a. m.-Nursery Baby Care, Toddlersand Kindergarten 11:15 a. m. - Primary Dept., ages 4 to 8 11A.M.-WORSHIP SERVICE 7:00 P.M. -SACRED CONCERT Dewi Sant Welsh Choir under direction of Glyn Roberts (100 voices) will be at Trinity Church for an evening of hymn singing and Ross Metcalf will be guest soloist. A warm welcome awaits you at Trinity. Hi-C Pancake Breakfast, 8 to 9:30 Easter Sunday morning, March 30. Adults, $1.00; children under 12, 50 cents. Jack &Jill Auction Sale, April 12 at Pethick's Auction Shed, Haydon. Anyone having articles to donate please call 623-7252 or 623-5483 for pickup. Proceeds for "MEALS ON WHEELS". Trafford - Milison Wedding Alovely Christmas wedding honour, wearing a formal in a goid brocade gown, was solemnized in Orono jacketed gown of American accented with bronze talisman United Church on Saturday, beauty red velvet, accented by rose buds and-stephanotis. December 21, 1974, when .a pure white cluster of The groom's mother assisted marriage vows were ex- gardenias and stephanotîs in a formal arctic blue gown changed between Ellen Eliz- The bridesmaids, similarly with a corsage of pink roses abeth, daughter of Mr. and attired in red velvet and and baby's breath. Mrs. H. Edward Millson, carrying white gardenias, Mr. Owen Fagan, Mark- Orono and Richard James, were Mrs. Bryan Benhamham, acted as Master of son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. cousin of the bride, Miss Anne Ceremonies. Trafford, Toronto. The tra- Arnott, Miss Karen Fagan and For travelling the bride ditional candlelighte, double- Mrs. Donald Deye. chose a winter white wool suit ring ceremony was conducted Mr. James McLean, Toron- with tan accessories and gold by the Reverend Basil Long to, was the best an and the roses. Among the wedding while Mr. Douglas Dewel ushers were Mr. Donald Deye, guests from a distance wene 'dedat he oganand issthe groom's brother, Mr. and presided at the organ and MMr Robert MacDonald, Mr. Mrs. John Trafford and infant Diane Hoar of Bowmanville Frank Cairns, brother-in-law daughter, Jennifer, from and Oxford, England, was the of the groom, and Mr. PaulBaden, Germany. soloist. Moore and Mr. Lynn Brown, Friends and relatives hon- Immediately following the cousins of the bride. The ceremony the Country Four groom and ushers were for- mredae, ior t Quartet entertained the guests màlly attired in black Windsor arriage wiahdseverou t- with a medley of Christmas jackets with grey pin-striped tea was also held in her honour music. trousers. at the home of her parents. The bride, on the arm of her Little Miss Jean Brown, was The happy young couple are father, wore a formal, snow the flower girl, also in red presently residing in Picton, white sata-peau gown. Venise velvet with white lace and a where Eilen is a memben of lace accentecl tne sieer yoRe, white floral head piece, and the teaching staff of Prince waist and sleeves, as well as Master Neil Preece, ring Edward County District Hîgh the graceful chapel train of bearer, nephew of the groom. School, while Richard is her gown. Completed with a The reception: was held in completing his final year at lace-edged Mantilla and a the Friendship Room and the Queen's Law Schooi. In June family antique pendant, she Main Hall of Orono United Mr. and Mrs. Trafford intend carried a cascade of white Church where the U.C.W. to move to Kitchener, where gardenias and stephanotis. served a buffet dinner. Richard will be associated Miss Catherine Millson, only The wedding guests were with the firm of Sims, Giffen sister of the bride, was maid of received by the bTide's mother and MacKinnon The Ontario Government's 15-year, $500 million prograrn to recover valuable, dwindling resources from garbage was officially launched Monday with the start of construction of the $9.2 million Ontario Experimental Centre for Re- source Recovery in North York. The comprehensive re- source recovery program is the most advanced waste management plan in North America and compares with any similar program in the world. It was initiated by the Ontario Ministry of the Envi- ronment and includes the establishment of solid waste disposal plants in six major cities, a program to convert garbage into energy to fuel plants and a large scale development of resource re- covery techniques aimed at the recycling of resources reclaimed from Ontario's eight million tons of garbage each year, as first stages. Kinsmen Community Ser- DAIRI-BRITE DELUXE LAUNDRY COMPOUND (A DETERGENT WITHOUT FILLERS) BIODEGRADABLE-NO ENZYMES 10 LB. SIZE......4298 80 NORMAL WASHLOADS CONCENTRATED-USE ONLY 1/4 CUP S EUNUUEe POTO FOR FULRFN IF you are now using TIDE, CHEER, ALL, PUNCH, BOLD, AJA-X, FAB, DRIVE, OXYDOL or ARTIC POWER and change to our DAIRI- BRITE Laundry Compound you will enjoy an average savings of approximately $4.00 on each 10# box you purchase. Savings based on normal use- age of above products at current prices. AVAILABLE FROM YOUR GLEN RAE HOME DELIVERY SALESMAN, CUT YOUR LAUNDRY COSTS NOW If it's Glen Rae It's Good! vice Draw winners are: Ida Clements, L. Hamilton, E.W. Braunlich, Joanne Thertell, Howard Sturrock, Cliff Rob- erts, Ted Dadson, Bob Lenen- tine. . The 4th Annual Community Fair, sponsored by the 1st and 5th Brownie Packs and 3rd Guide Co., will be held this Saturday, at B.H.S. This has been a most popular event, and well worthwhile attend- ing. See "Coming Events" for more information. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes, Blackstock were Friday din- ner guests and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Burwin Adams, Oshawa were Friday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Abernathy. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Robinson, Karen Rebecca, was wel- comed into the fellowship of Christ's Church and Trnity Congregation during the morning service on March 16 when she was baptized by Rev. Wesley Oake. Winners of the Lions N.H.L. tickets for March are Bruce Lush, Clare Mutton, Stan Read, Gord. McDormack, Fred Kramp, and M. Madill. For the Jr. A tickets, Percy Webb and A.W. Barrie. Interested in beating the price of sugar. Then why not try the following recipe. Freshly baked Brownies are everyone's favourite, espec- ially when they are as moist and chocolate-y as those made from the following recipe. This is just one of the sugarless recipes from a leaflet entitled, "Corn Syrup . How Sweet It Is". To get your free copy write to: Corn Syrup . . How Sweet It Is, Box 129, Station "A", Montreal, Quebec H3C 1C5. - Brownies, 12 cup corn oil, 1 cup corn syrup, 2 eggs, slightly beaten, 12 cup all-purpose flour, U teaspoon bakng soda, 14 teaspoon salt, 12 cup semi- sweet chocolate chips, melted, 12 cup chopped nuts. Stir corn oil into corn syrup; mix thoroughly. Stir in eggs. Sift together flour, baking soda and salt and stir into corn syrup mixture. Stir in melted chocolate and nuts. Pour into well greased 9 x 9 x 1¾/4inch baking pan. Bake in 325 degree over 35 to 40 minutes or until brownies test done. Cut into squares when cool. Makes 36 (12-inch) squares. Brian J. Stainton, a Soph- omore at General Motors Institute in Flint Michigan, has been named to the Dean's List for the Fall, 1974 semes- ter. Brian is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stainton of 72 Duke Street, Bowmanville, Ontario. Brian is a coopera- tive student with GM of Canada in Oshawa, Ontario. GMI is an accredited college with an enrollment of over 3,000 students pursuing bach- elor's degrees in engineering and industrial administration. These students alternate classroom and laboratory ac- ademic studies with work experience periods at General Motors units across the United States and Canada. Playing a Howell movement of 32 tables, the winners at duplicate bridge last Wednes- day at the Lions Centre were (1) Mrs. H. Lewis and Mrs. G. Weekes (69.4 percent) (2) Mr. and Mrs. D. Orme (54.2 percent). The Ontario Arts Council granted a total of $303,188 to theatre, dance, literature, the visual arts, music festivals, film, periodicals, special pro- jects, arts education and regional arts development, during a meeting held on February 13 and 14. The Toronto Mendelssohn Choir, Elmer Iseler, Conduct- or, will present J.S. Bach's MASS IN B MINOR at Yorkminster Park Baptist Church (Yonge and Heath Streets), Tuesday, March 18th and Wednesday, March 19th at 8:30 p.m. The choir will be accompanied by the Toronto Symphony. Guest soloists for the concerts are: - Ann Chornodolska, Lynn Chan- ning, Patricia Rideout, Arthur Janzen, and William Reimer. The Mass was composed at different times, between 1731 and 1738, but was not perform- ed until nearly one hundred years after Bach's death. While some parts may have been used by him and by his son Emmanuel, it was not performed as a whole until 1835, in Berlin. Its first English performance took place at St. James Hall, London, England, in 1876, by a choir specially organized for the occasion. Hendrik Bruinsma son of Mr. and Mrs. Jan Bruinsma of 122 Third Street, Bowman- ville, Ont. has been accepted for the fall term at Trinity Christian College, Palos Heights; Illinois. A senior at Courtice Secondary School, Hendrik most enjoyed history, economics, physics, and chemistry. Hendrik plans to concentrate in the area of pre-seminary at Trinity. The Whitbv 'Arts Station Gallery is presenting a Child- ren's Spring Break Art Class, March 17-20 from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Four days of fun -for children from 8 to 12 years old. Classes will consist of: - Pottery with Pat Bullock: Hand building, potters wheel Items of Interest Phone 623-3303 and glazing. - Colour & Design with Kim Ondaatje Artist in Residence. - Leather Design with Paul Williams and Tex- tiles with Bev Williams: Spinning and weaving. - The Guitar and its music with Andy Donaldson. - Films relating to the above will also be shown. For further in- formation contact the Station, Whitby. KENDAL The Kendal'U.C.W. met on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. Couroux with seven members and one guest preserit. Mrs. J. Stapleton , the president, opened the meeting with a short prayer followed by a hymn. The minutes were read and approved. It was moved to send $15.00 to Street Haven in Toronto. The date was set for the Salad Supper. An invitation was read from the Newcastle ladies to attend a Spring Thank Offering Service on Tuesday evening March 18th at 8 p.m. The program was in charge of Mrs. G. Cathcart who, with the aid of pictures and maps, told of the challenge of bringing the church to places in the far north in the North West Territory. Since the annual Presbyterial Meeting is April 2nd, our next U.C.W. meeting is to be held the following Monday April 7th, at the home of Mrs. G. Cathcart. Eight members of the Orono Hunt and Fish Club held a meeting on Monday evening at the home of Reg Elliott. The president Mr. J. Ard chaired the meeting. Following the meeting they viewed slides of Western Canada and Van- couver Island. Mr. Harvey Wiermier from Prince George, B.C. has been spending this past week with his sister and her husband Mr. and Mrs. Martin Manders. Mrs. Carl Langstaff has been visiting her mother Mrs. Couroux Sr. at Cache Bay this past week. Grades 7 and 8 pupils from Kendal area who are attend- ing the Pines Sr. Elementary Public School enjoyed a day of cross country skiing last Thursday at Mosport. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dyer and three children from near London, England also Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cochrane of Beth- any were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Downes this past Wednesday. They enjoyed a sleigh ride with team and sleighs during the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Stevens visited Miss Catharine Stew- art on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. David Skerrett spent this past week at the home of her son in Oshawa with her grandchildren while their par- ents were away on a holiday. The Kendal Recreational Committee met on Wednesday evening at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Mercer. Arthur Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Stevens and Mrs. R. Elliott attended the World Day of Prayer service held in Newtonville on Friday after- noon. Mr. Harvey Aikens of Pontypool visited with Mr. and Mrs. Garland Cathcart last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Hellebust and family of Toronto, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Stevens. On Sunday morning the choir sang 'I am Thine O Lord' and the Rev. G. Montgomery's sermon was 'The Promise of the Spirit'. Next Sunday morning there will be the Reception of New Members also any transfering of mem- bership in our church. The meeting of the Elders of the church is to be on March 20th. CHRISTIANS! The Lord Jesus is coming to rule the world from Jerusalem "the throne of his forefather David" Lk. 1:32. Learn more about this REVIVED Gospel message and be ready to"meet the Bridegroom before the door is shut'. For advancement of Scriptural knowledge and the truth of eternai lite. "ASK" P.O. Box 221 Weston, Ont. M9N 3M7 No obligation of course. SAI